TÀM

derived from TÉJA?

Varieties

noun

BÀRN.TAM - lit.: child leash - 1

TÀMAR - bridles - 3

verb

TO TÀMMA - to tame, restrain, oversee - 6

TÀMAD - tamed - 4

TÀMADE (used as adj.) - tamed - 2

adjective

TÀMLÁSE - unbridled, unrestrained, (lit.: teamless) - 5

1. [012/25] with collar and leash (BÀRN.TAM) like a slave girl

2. [036/10] the people would remain like tame (TÀMADE) sheep

3. [059/20] bridles (TÀMAR) and saddles mounted in gold

4. [094/15] a wild aurochs that he had caught and tamed (TÀMAD)

5. [100/10] their false reasoning and unrestrained (TÀMLÁSE) pride

6. [122/30] he left weaponed men to oversee (TÀMMA) the others

noun

toom, teugel - Dutch

Zaum - German

team - English, Frisian

töm - Swedish

adjective

tam - Dutch, Frisian, Swedish

zahm - German

tame - English

verb

temmen - Dutch

tamje - Frisian

tämja - Swedish

tame - English

zähmen - German

domare - Latin

damãn - Greek

damá- - Sanskrit

gatamjan - Gothic